Hit a nerve? I doubt if you could hit a barn door with a banjo, but keep it up as it amuses the readers. ;)

Are more than half the seats aisle seats? Yes.

Do the seats angle further the more you fly in them? No.

Are people travelling with a companion likely to be more tolerant of any disturbance. Yes, even your mate with the belly overhang.

We get you don't like them and like to bang on about it, but plenty find them acceptable despite there being better options available on EK and others.

I have provided reasons as to why the product is inferior and anyone who has not used the product before can read between the lines of my reasoning and your opinion. Another one to add is how uncomfortable the footrest is. If you are taller than around 5. 9" you cannot lay angled with your legs straight with the footrest open. If you close the footrest then your legs/feet rest against it which can be uncomfortable.

But well done on regurgitating the same irrelevant information about seats with aisle access.

We've agreed it's inferior but your glass half full moaning makes it sound bad whereas I'm pointing out it is not so bad - glass half full - and would be occupants deserve both sides of the story.

And it was slightly different information actually as I got it wrong the first time even if you didn't notice. Are you sure you've used it?

I am on booked on Emirates DXB-COK and the business class seat map for the 777-200LR looks nothing like any other seat map I've seen for a 777 -- it's starts at row 1 (so that's fine, that's a 2 class plane) BUT there are only six seats in each row (AB,EF,JK). What happened to 'D' on this plane? Are there actually 2-2-2 Biz Class on 777 on Emirates?

My return COK-DXB is a 777-300ER, which has a seat map I'd expect (starts at 6, so its a 3 class plane, and there are seats AB/DEF/JK).

My colleague and I went ahead and specifically booked the A380 for our longer flights, which is a bit more difficult with the limited flights to USA (ie JFK only, I believe?). Due to other seats taken, we're in the mini cabin one time, and the main cabin the other time, so we'll see how that pans out.

All the 200LRs have 6 seats across in J (and flat bed). They were refurbished a few years back.

Ok so did EK J A380 first time, loved it, couple + baby so did the middle seats Row 7 & 9.

Only (small) issue was pretty much all front cabin J customers using the F toilets in front of row 7, opening up the curtain to do it. I was hoping for flyers not walking up and down past my seat. Is this normal?

No, a good F crew will lock that F toilet and proactively open it only for F passengers who approach it.

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Maybe F was empty? Otherwise this upward cabin moving is usually not allowed.

I got caught on my last flight. I was actually in F, and went for a drink at the bar. On my return, the curtain dragon shooed me away when I tried to get through to F (by the toilet). DYKWIA????

She obviously DNNWYA :D

Hi all, I'm concerned about the seat maps. On Seatguru, it shows the 777-300ER 3 class as having 1-2-1 in First.

But on Emirates, it shows it has 2-2-2.

Who's correct?

Good find. That seating chart is wrong on the Emirates site. It's definitely 1-2-1.

As far as F is concerned, there are 2 versions of 77W on EK.
The vast majority are 1-2-1
The newest (and last) 9 airframes (A6-EQH to EQP) have only 6 instead of 8 F seats. On the seat map it may look like the middle suites are next to one another, but they are not, they are behind one another. One is accessed from the left aisle, one from the right aisle. All F seats on this frames are fully enclosed 'game changer ' suites.

The seat map shows 12 seats in F :)

Oh dear, it does indeed!
I was on one in seat 2A only 6 days ago. It was a window seat and I did not have to climb over anyone to get to the aisle (calling Will08). Either too much Dom or they reconfigured the entire fleet in the last week…. :rolleyes:
Someone better tell them………

(by the way, the 772 seat map is also wrong, as far as I am aware these are now all 2-2-2 in business, seat map shows 2-3-2, bit of a mess if you ask me)